Posted on: May 1, 2025
tacossmellgood
Gry: 209 Opinie: 21
Worth a Play...
JKII is a fun game, but it's let down a bit by some buggy controls and erratic difficulty. The main issue from the challenge in JKII doesn't come from good enemy AI or level design, it mostly comes from how quickly your character takes damage; the energy meter and shields might seem like a lot to look at, but each hit from an enemy blaster does a lot of damage, and if you get hit, you will most certainly be repeatedly hit by the same enemy over and over. So is it a hard game? No, not really. It's a game that requires a little bit of patience to learn the attack patterns of your enemies and, in the case of squeeze points in the maps, learn how to cheese them from a distance before they become an issue. JKII never rewards going in with guns blazing and that is surely going to get you killed every time. The game design so favors caution that I would almost call it a stealth game, if not for the fact that you will mostly be killing your enemies and not knocking them unconscious. This is exactly why the opening sequence is so difficult, because it's a relatively open area with a lot of gun wielding enemies to fight in one spot, with fairly scant places to hide from them. Once you get inside the first building, you don't really have another place like that in the game until the end of the mines, and that's the toughest spot in the whole game. Once you get a lightsaber and force powers, your main issue will then become snipers and enemies with heavy rockets and guns that can cause instant death from a great distance. Also, the wonky controls will occasionally stick you inside of a wall or flip you out of a window that you didn't intend. Lightsaber battles are fun, but they can often feel a bit random and decided more by luck than your skill. It's not pure button mashing, but it will come down to the choices made by your AI opponent more than anything. Still, JKII is a very fun game on the first playthrough or two, and it will satisfy the Star Wars urge.
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